Boston Marathon- alLEGed "terror attack"- Apr15, 2013

[Lazlo]

Re: hoi.polloi above

Not too outrageous when you consider that artists are always working from the same "maquette." * "Write what you know" is the suggestion to writers and the same is true for graphic artists as well. Think of the speculation that the Mona Lisa is really a self portrait of Da Vinci. The artists uses whatever is proximally ready to hand to model from, so yes, not too far fetched.








*....used to visualize and test shapes and ideas without incurring the cost and effort of producing a full scale product. (Wiki)

[sharing]

Actually, Hoi, there was a direct reference to Michael Jackson in an article on the day (but before the "bombing") of the Boston Marathon:

Boston Marathon 2013: American Men Won't End 3-Decade Drought at Famous Race
The last time an American man won the Boston Marathon, Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" was atop the Billboard charts, Jim Valvano's NC State team was fresh off of upsetting Houston's Phi Slama Jama for the college basketball national championship and Ghandi had just won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

That's right, folks, an American man hasn't won the Boston Marathon since 1983. To be fair, men from most of the countries in the world haven't won one since then either, as a Kenyan has won 20 of the past 29 Boston Marathons.

It's been a long drought for the host country's participants, and one that won't end this year.

...

Okay, okay, so maybe an American has a better chance to win than the above scenarios, but it's really, really unlikely. The field is strong again this year, the weather is expected to be better than last year and the American marathon Olympians aren't in the field.

Don't warm up your Billie Jean records, folks—the drought will continue.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1604 ... amous-race

Well, the perps definitely had a very weird way to put an end to "3 decades without seeing an American winning the race" with their silly Boston "terror-attack" psyops and fabricated Jeff Boom-man "American Hero and Patriot"!

[hoi.polloi]

Framing the start and end of the article, that is a curious Michael Jackson reference. A plug, you might even say.

Are they also referencing Director/Actor Richard Attenborough (director of Gandhi)? Known for portraying the boss of the dinosaur-world in Jurassic Park media, as well as being in movies referencing Einstein science, World War II narratives, and so on, I wonder if he wouldn't enjoy directing a full-fledged PsyOp once in a while?

Or is it a reference to actor Ben Kingsley, who just played the fake-Osama bin Laden in Iron Man 3? Hmm.

[brianv]

Framing the start and end of the article, that is a curious Michael Jackson reference. A plug, you might even say.

Are they also referencing Director/Actor Richard Attenborough (director of Gandhi)? Known for portraying the boss of the dinosaur-world in Jurassic Park media, as well as being in movies referencing Einstein science, World War II narratives, and so on, I wonder if he wouldn't enjoy directing a full-fledged PsyOp once in a while?

Or is it a reference to actor Ben Kingsley, who just played the fake-Osama bin Laden in Iron Man 3? Hmm.

Is/was there a real Osama bin Laden?

[Maat]

Quite a contrast between how they work the "hero Bauman" story & their other Boston vicsims. Like this afterthought 3 weeks ago:

http://www.sportsgrid.com/mlb/ron-brass ... ng-victim/

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full link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nln3vpwpOwQ

With a cheesy "amateur" camera video for ol' Ron Brassard there — and only 16 seconds on MLB.com http://wapc.mlb.com/play?content_id=26919127

Just used him for Basketball game fauxto ops:
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/8655 ... tml?pg=all

http://bigstory.ap.org/photo-gallery/bc ... ks-celtics

[Lazlo]

Psychologists are closing in on the conclusion that sport has many of the same effects on spectators as religion does.

The above is from Psychology Today and while it typically not my wont to quote that rag, it was an easy grab and it just happens to be accurate. What wound me up on this was the mention of them throwing out a ceremonial ball. It may interest our European friends that despite our lack of foresight in creating actual café venues as they have in Europe that the United States used to have a vibrant café society. Of late cafés have begun to crop up in the U.S. but like everything else here now it is driven by commodification and not esprit. As I said, In the U.S. while no particular venues like the café depicted below existed (think of Sartre at the Café de Flore) there was a vibrant intellectual tradition in the U.S. that while not venue specific has been stylized a a café society which has all but been supplanted by vulgar new traditions like TV dreck and major league sports.

[Houdini]

So six weeks after the "incident", this "Ron Brassard" suddenly appears out of nowhere to join the list of the "injured"? How come we never heard of him before?


...from this link: http://bigstory.ap.org/photo-gallery/bc ... ks-celtics

According to the caption that was under this picture, he was standing 10 feet from the bomb. Why isn't he in any of the pictures? Why, if his leg was hit by "shrapnel" as it says in the caption, is his other leg clean and undamaged? Boy, that sure was some amazing bomb with shrapnel that could target a small area like one leg while leaving the rest of his body untouched. Ten feet away from the bomb and that's all the damage he received? What was Jeff Bombman doing, sitting on the bomb?!

Rhetorical questions, of course. We already know the answers.

[Maat]

Houdini, "Ron Brassard" has been mentioned from the start (Google images), with media interviews etc., just upstaged by Bombman & stumpy the dancer

Lazlo, re "sport as a religion", although the following/devotion it has is certainly relative, I think Orwell's observations were more accurate (and probably why it's being used as a 'carrier' for this PsyOp):

Serious sport has nothing to do with fair play. It is bound up with hatred, jealousy, boastfulness, disregard of all rules and sadistic pleasure in witnessing violence: in other words it is war minus the shooting.
— George Orwell, "The Sporting Spirit", Tribune (14 December 1945)

[Lazlo]

So six weeks after the "incident", this "Ron Brassard" suddenly appears out of nowhere to join the list of the "injured"? How come we never heard of him before?


...from this link: http://bigstory.ap.org/photo-gallery/bc ... ks-celtics

According to the caption that was under this picture, he was standing 10 feet from the bomb. Why isn't he in any of the pictures? Why, if his leg was hit by "shrapnel" as it says in the caption, is his other leg clean and undamaged? Boy, that sure was some amazing bomb with shrapnel that could target a small area like one leg while leaving the rest of his body untouched. Ten feet away from the bomb and that's all the damage he received? What was Jeff Bombman doing, sitting on the bomb?!

Rhetorical questions, of course. We already know the answers.

I GUESS YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT PRO SPORTS

It seems that all the talent went early in the draft cycle and the Celtics had to settle for a third round draft pick.

BTW your link is broken, goes to file removed screen.

[The link was copy-pasted from my post instead of via 'copy link location': http://bigstory.ap.org/photo-gallery/bc ... ks-celtics — Maat ]

[pov603]

Poignant how they refer to 'feet' rather than 'yards'.

[iCONOCLAST]

From a medical perspective:
Ron Brassard "Roars Brands" could walk using crutches- no need for a wheelchair
Why is his right leg exposed with the pant leg rolled up?

This "manual wheelchair" "bring attention to stumps/legs" is wearing thin.

BTW I am dis quietened by the Bauer (original name of rothschild family) and Bauman.

[Houdini]

Houdini, "Ron Brassard" has been mentioned from the start (Google images), with media interviews etc., just upstaged by Bombman & stumpy the dancer

Gotcha. Wasn't following closely enough to pick up on that.

Brassard = drab ass.

[I, Gestalta]

Oh, the lengths these sociopaths will go to in order to "give us the needle" whilst simultaneously entertaining us---I'd almost want to buy everyone in the fakery business a round of Hoegaarden. Almost.

[fbenario]

It seems that all the talent went early in the draft cycle and the Celtics had to settle for a third round draft pick.

What in the world are you talking about? Since 1989 the NBA draft has had only two rounds.

[Maat]

From a medical perspective:
Ron Brassard "Roars Brands" could walk using crutches- no need for a wheelchair
Why is his right leg exposed with the pant leg rolled up?

This "manual wheelchair" "bring attention to stumps/legs" is wearing thin.

Exactly; it's all for maximum emotive effect, but apparently the melodramatic overplay still goes unnoticed by the credulous majority (Like how they depicted Bombman working at wheeling his own chair despite Cowboy pushing it )

BTW I am dis quietened by the Bauer (original name of rothschild family) and Bauman.

Why would anyone need to reach that far when one of the "Major League" perp players' names behind this farce is already phonetically identical:

Re http://www.cluesforum.info/viewtopic.ph ... 2#p2385122

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